The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-02-04
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and contains 81 600 trees, and is owned BY
j. D. Cunningham.
The New Orleans Pico9JDie recently
celebrated its seui-centeDniaI. In honor Of
the event it printed on its first page a fac
smile of its first issne.
The secret art Of Jeauty lies bot in cos
metics, but is only in pure bleed and
healthy performance Of the vital functions,
which can be obtataed by using BuTdocS
Blood Bitters
/ The new City and COlnty CleTE at San-
. Francisco has erected the following sign
Lady applicants for positions will please
weep in the anteroom, as the Clerk suffers
greatly from daTp feet"
-I-aac Barnes, an eccentric BosteniaB,
was lately srged ny his Baptist wife to Sub
scribe for new church He agreed to
sqbscribr $1,000 on condition that all Sap-
tisms should take place ia Rot water.
-Ocrans cE Milwaukee seer run fVom
the spigots Of America. Thsrefore it is not
surprising To- read in Western exchange
that the late Anna Maria Schitz, "oe
qurathed S25C,o0 in cash legaces TO e
latives."
"A New York man some time ago in
vested $4,000 in irtA and Goa! ventures in
Alabama Dissatisfied with what he after
ward thought a wildcat venture be gave it.
TO bis wife. who is now drawing $50. 600
month on its dividends.
An artesian we'll being sunk at White
Plains New, is down over ., 300 1eet and
can 90 10 further until the water, which is
y per cent. salt and so heavy that she ropes
and tools float on it aud the drill does not
peuetrai5 the rock. shall be shut out.
An oiC w,man, shinly attired, applied at
TIL Hoston City Hospital for medicine and
b lodging Oh Saturday night. claiming to be a
rauper, and when searched bank-bUOks
showing deposits of z,1OC. $500 in cash and
5 1909 bonds were found upon her person.
At a masquerade ball held at FIgepoTt,
Kan, the paper dress worn by Cora B0uid er
Caught fIre from lamp. She pulled the cap
from heT head and threw it upon the doOT,
but her dress, which was also trimmed with
paper, caught fire and she was burned to
] death in the presence of a hundred panic
D stricken people.
y "A very curious coincidence recently oc.
I Cured at Bethany. Conn. George Louns-
n bury, aged "a, and his wife, aged 81, dieC
y on the same day ami almost at the same in
. stant They were bots taken Ill just :
; week before their death. Mr.. LOunsburl
died oS paraIvtic stroke and his wife sue
n cum5ed 70 typhoid pneumonia.
II Mrs. Nugent, 50 years of age, was in
d stautIy killed at E.mwoOd colliery on Tues
e day. while picking cuag from the dirt bank
= A car of slate was dumped at the top and {
II round boulder weighing not more than few
~ pounds RULED down the bank, distance O
aboat 300 feet, and struck her on the head
, crushing her skull and killing her Instantly
- An original genius in Iowa names
n Stehr obtained a lone from money lende
It by giving a mortgage on five white steer
d ne claimed to have on his farm. When tn
"a mau came to collect his money the wife de
Is murelv presented her five children. Un
II Fortunately for Stehr, his cred itOr could nc
see the iORe, and in a mattsI-Of-fact sort c
IT way proceeded to have hiua. arrested for pro
o curing money fraudulently.
y John w Dawson, of Perry TOWNSHIP
-. Indiana, has just contracted his sixth maj
n rage by taking a fifth wife, having marie
7, one of the number twice. His domestic III
~ Las afforded several sensations The viii
is previous to the one he has inst taken, aft,
l. marrying hun, concluded that she loved h
De son better than him, and the two 80 =,
ia Mr.. Da wson has always had " =
IN voung wives IT, 80 years Vi age "l'U Il
la - UCJWeen 70 and 30.
4, -Wasnin qton spiders have discovere
that game is plentiful near tte electric ligh
s. which illuminate the public buildings. /
le consequence, their webs are so thick an
ry numerous that portions of the architecture
4S oTnamentatIou are no longer visible, an
y when torn down by the Wind OF when the
y decay, the refuse gives a dingy and dirt
" appearance TO eve rytning it comes in cOnta
with. Not only this, but these adventure
10 take possession of the portion of the ceilIr
ar of any room which receives the illumint
io tiOu.
of "A few years ago at the auction of Il
N property of Christopher CuTtis, who died
ms Atlanta, an old Bible was bought by a eli
he izen IoI 81. He put the book away an
rs thought no more about il until the 9th,
+ day, when f. w. Curtis OF Providence I
ne l., called on him and said that the Bible ia
er belonged to him, and had been loaned
re his brother Christopher. The buyer at ono
n gave mp the book, and was surprised wine
o. Mr.. Curtis offered him s25, saying that t!
ia Bible was one of the famous "Rreechr
- Edition % but he refused TO take more tha
no the 81, that ne had paid
nd About o'clock On Sunday evening f
ey was discovered in the main building of q
Ils Diamond Brick Works, Layton, Pa. II
ng owners were Immediately notified, but q
TIL wood work being so dry the ire was so,
ny beyond control, as there was a very st
Il breeze blowing from the west. 1t is believ
20 that the fire originated in the dry oven, $
-. uated in the dry house over the fues,
there was fire discovered there recent
An the main buildings and large blacssmi
shop were destroyed. There can be 10 tt
ion sonable estimate of damage maze nov, b
-is- the Insurance is only 9, 600.
"A prominent society young lady n
1ia with a serious accident in Louisville one
IN ternoUn recently. She was bound on a N
bic sion of charity, and, in alghting from
to street car her skirt caught in the step a
7nt she fell Her cries of pain called sege
the gentlemen to her rescue. who assisted |
Ind to a physicians Office. There it was fOu
70 that a steel wire attached to her hustle b
been broken off, and the sharp steel mad
- tered the right thigh to a depth OF seve
of inches. The wound proved to be a very pa
full one. She exacted a solemn promise fri
the doctor not to disclose her name.
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